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Pretty awful set of results. Shares still worth buying / holding?
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/feb/18/h...
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/feb/18/h...
williaa68 said:
Dividend looks unsustainable at those levels but they are maintaining it. Beware if they go for an external CEO he kitchen sinks it and cuts the divi. The stock would get hammered then...
Exactly. I’m holding for now but will be keeping a watch on the news & price. Thinking of putting a stop loss in place.5 years of my life in the head office in the investment bank a group function filled with deadwood with too much power. Can't say I am sorry or surprised. In the end all banks need to change post GFC but the ways they are doing it rely on 20th century thinking. Example where I am now a drive for automation but data is inaccurate. So same s
t data just faster is better than right data with long term saving.
t data just faster is better than right data with long term saving.Like it or not, Investment Banking has become an American game.
(Nearly) all the American bulge brackets have RoTE well north of 10% as where most Europeans can’t hit double digits.
“How Simple Becomes Complicated” might go the way of Stan Chart as it relates to its U.K. role.
European governments will insist in keeping native GSIBs, but Deutsche, HSBC and the works do not inspire confidence.
Cetrus paribus id put my money in JPMC / GS.
(Nearly) all the American bulge brackets have RoTE well north of 10% as where most Europeans can’t hit double digits.
“How Simple Becomes Complicated” might go the way of Stan Chart as it relates to its U.K. role.
European governments will insist in keeping native GSIBs, but Deutsche, HSBC and the works do not inspire confidence.
Cetrus paribus id put my money in JPMC / GS.
I 8 a 4RE said:
Like it or not, Investment Banking has become an American game.
(Nearly) all the American bulge brackets have RoTE well north of 10% as where most Europeans can’t hit double digits.
“How Simple Becomes Complicated” might go the way of Stan Chart as it relates to its U.K. role.
European governments will insist in keeping native GSIBs, but Deutsche, HSBC and the works do not inspire confidence.
Cetrus paribus id put my money in JPMC / GS.
Do you think the likes of HSBC and Deutsche will shrink their UK presence to almost nothing ? (Nearly) all the American bulge brackets have RoTE well north of 10% as where most Europeans can’t hit double digits.
“How Simple Becomes Complicated” might go the way of Stan Chart as it relates to its U.K. role.
European governments will insist in keeping native GSIBs, but Deutsche, HSBC and the works do not inspire confidence.
Cetrus paribus id put my money in JPMC / GS.
With 90% of HSBC's profits being made in Asia i have often questioned their position post Brexit
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